Thermal Fleece Romper Suit super
Soft and cosy, this romper is easy to get on and off
soft
fl eece
thanks to two long zips that reach from neck to
nappy. It’s very comfortable to wear and has turnover
cuffs at wrist and ankle to keep little hands and feet
snug. The hood is elasticated to keep their heads
from catching a chill. Ideal to wear in the car, on the
plane, or underneath an All-in-One for a complete
outdoor suit.
• Turnover cuffs at wrist and ankle
keep hands and feet warm
• Two long zips from neck to
can be worn
indoors, over
nappy make changes easy
day clothes
• Designed to fi t under the
& pyjamas
Warm-in-One (opposite)
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Baby Pom-Pom Hat
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WASHABLE
Code: RS
30˚
Colours: red, navy, powder blue, candyfl oss pink
Sizes: 6-12mths, 12-18mths, 18-24mths
6mths - 2 4 mths
Price: £18.00
Baby Snow Boot
small
It’s really hard to fi nd good boots for little feet and we
size
searched high and low to fi nd these.
They have a rubber molded grippy sole and a toe
bumper. The fabric upper is water resistant and has a
large Velcro strap with a gusseted opening to help you
get dressed quickly and spend more time outside.
• Deep tread for good grip
• Toe bumper protects feet
• Fleecy lining to keep toes cosy
• Easy to get on Velcro strap
keep tiny
toes cosy
and warm
best
seller
Code: SBB
Colours: blue, pink
Sizes: 18-19, 20-21, 22-23, 24-25
Price: £19.50
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Order online at: www.muddypuddles.com
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